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About Me

I am a Sexual Wellness and Relationship Coach who supports adults, couples, and youth in building confidence, connection, and authenticity in their relationships and sense of self. My work is grounded in affirmation, respect, and the belief that intimacy, communication, and identity development are skills that can be explored and strengthened with the right support.

My primary focus is sexual wellness and relationship coaching for adults and couples navigating intimacy, communication challenges, desire differences, boundaries, and relational growth. I provide an inclusive, judgment-free space that affirms LGBTQ+ identities and is welcoming to individuals and couples within kink-affirming communities. My approach honors diverse identities, relationship structures, and expressions of sexuality without shame or stigma.

In addition to adult and couples coaching, I also offer coaching support for youth and young people focused on confidence-building, identity exploration, communication skills, and affirming gender identity. This work is educational and supportive in nature and centers self-esteem, emotional awareness, and healthy relationship foundations.

I hold a dual Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and School Counseling, along with specialized training in marriage, couples, and family work. I have also completed training as a Sex Therapy Practitioner, which informs my coaching around sexual wellness, intimacy, boundaries, and relational dynamics. While my counseling background shapes my perspective, my coaching work is non-clinical and does not involve diagnosis or psychotherapy.

My coaching style is warm, collaborative, and practical. I work alongside clients to explore goals, build insight, and develop tools that support healthier relationships and a more confident connection to self and others. Coaching is a space for growth, education, and intentional change, and I strive to create an environment where clients feel seen, respected, and em